The astrological sign Virgo depicted in Egyptian on Papyrus.

Hand painted in Egypt in a genuine Egyptian workshop on authentic papyrus paper and signed Gamal.

Framed in the UK by Abbeyfield Studios in Leicester.
Frame measures 33cm x 30cm

The painting was purchased many years ago in Egypt but has never been on display or even out of its wrapping from the framers.

The Design and Symbolism:
The ​central figure, a seated woman holding a stalk of grain or a leaf, which is the traditional symbol for Virgo (the Maiden/Virgin), representing harvest and fertility including a stylized representation of the Virgo constellation.
​The figures holding up the center (the blue "sky") represent deities or spirits common in Egyptian cosmology, often depicted supporting the heavens.
​These figures, mimic the style of the Dendera Zodiac, a famous ancient Egyptian bas-relief ceiling from the Temple of Hathor.
The 12 figures represent the 12 months with their 24 hands representing the hours.
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